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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-27

Special Dtspateh 10 tss Insdliqencr,

VoeF' OHF11eN 70 VIe lRUIWtHcN. --- II
sTEuHESvlLLB, O., Dec. 2e.-shortly
after O'clock this evening fra waa dis.
covered at sharp's foundry, and before
the alarm was sounded had gained con.
aiderable hsadwsy, and for a time It was
thought that the entire works would be
destroyed. However, tho FIRE department
did effective work, and the loss will not
exceed three thousand dollars, covered by
insurance. The fire originated in the en-.
ameling department, the same place as
two yearo aso when tho foundry was on.
tirely destroyed. Cause not known,
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No Danger Of a Coal Famine.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2s.-An official of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company states
that the Wyoming region is amply able to
supply, the anthracite market should the
schuylkill and Lshigh regions both be-
come idle. This can be done, it is stated,
with perfect ease, as the busy season in
that trade has ended, AS far as the Penn
sylvania officials can see, there is no
reason whatever for the scare which
seema to exist concerning a coal famine.
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Tho Pope and ireland.

ROME, Dec. 2G.-It ia stated on reliable
authority that the Pope has instructed
Archbishop Walsh and the other visiting
Irish prelates to adopt concilatory atti-
tnde toward the Government in Ireland.
The pops to-day received Queen Yicto.
ria's Jubilee. gift, which WAS presented by
the Duke Of Norfolk. :. - ~ =
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May be Far.Reachipg,

Plr1sBVRaH, Pa, Dec. 26.-Unless the
railroad miners now working under the
Columbus scale are called out Tomorrow
the operators will reduce wages to the old
rate. The miners' officials are doing all
IN their power to get the men to come out
Tor the advance, but go far have been un.
successful. II they fail to do 80, and wages
are reduced in this district, the effect will
be far:reaching, and may result in areduc-
ton throughout the country.
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: A Printcr Killed.

WAsnlsoTos, D. O., Dec. 26.-Oharles
House. foreman Of the Richmond & Dan.
VILE Railroad Company's printing Office
in this city, lives in Alexandria, Va. Yes.
terday he was walking on the grailro sd
near Alexandria with bis daughter. While
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NEW YoRE, Dec. 25.-President Oleve-
land, FIVE members Of his Cabinet, and
private Secretary Lamont, reached jersey
City at $3.50 P. NJ, twenty minutes behind
schedule time, on their way to Albany,
where the party will attend the funeral Of
the late ox-Sscretary OF the Treasury,
Daniel Manning. lg-
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An Actor Seeks Notor,cty,

PARIS, Dec, i26.-M. Gsrnier, member
Of the company which Nine. Bernhardt
took with her to America, assaulted NJ.
oiemenceau in the street to-day. The
cause OF the attack was an adverse criticism
on N. GaInier's acting, ~ ''S''-- !,
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To be uuri.d ,vltn ala,ouie uonors.

BAHSEsylLLE, O., Dec. 26,-The Masonic
Maternity here has arranged to conduct
tho funeral Of Henry Stage, prominent
citizen OF Fairview, who died last oven.
Ing Of paralytic stroke. The funeral core
mony will be conducted tomorrow.
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PITTSBURGH, Dec. 26.-The planning mill
OF Alexander Chambers, in Allegheny
City, was entirely destroyed by fire about
5 o'clock this evening. Loss s15,O 900. Partly
insured. Tho fire is supposed to have
been ofincendia,y origin.
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THE New York World remarks in pass.
Ing: "rho editor Of the Sun, a no.
tortous lnr and inventor Of malicious lies"
And this Is Chriatmas in the metropolis.
We do better In the wllds Of West Viz.
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ANOTHER society woman OF Gotham 10
to lolowin the footprints Of Mrs, James
Brown Potter. The path to glory is strewn
with costly stage upholstery and that sort
Of thing. Yet It seems to ba inviting.
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THE GREAT Il AFT FOUND,
No Longer Mounco to Commcrce-How It
r5t 1850 was Found. 7e

No Longer Monnco to Commorco-Uow 1t
III was Found.
New LONDON, Dec. 26.-The United
States steamer Enterprise reached here at
8 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and reports
finding the big raft broke up in latitude
S90 3S> north, longitude So, 10y west, or
about $50 miles south-southeast Of Sandy
Hook, and shout 1876 miles from the placs
where tho steamer Miranda left the raft.
The Enterprise left New York on We'd
nesday afternoon and went up through
Long Island Sound to the place of the
abandonment Of the raft by the Miranda.
On Saturday morning about 10 o'clock the
lookout aloit reported logs floating on the
water some distance ahead. The speed of
the steamer wsr slackened, aud few mo.
ments afterwsrd shs IVES in the midst Of
q great mass OF logs thai stretched toward
the west sa far ss the eye could reach. "
The logs first aighted were small pine
timbers, and were evidently from the out
side Of the raft. 1t was at tlrst concluded
that only few Of the logs had broken
edrift, and that the body OF the raft would
be diseoyered later, but the further the
steamer went tho greater the number OF
logs, and by u O'Clock the vessel was sur.
rounded by timbsra varying from forty to
sixty feet In length and two or three feet
in diameter. At that time the goa was
comparatively quiet, the raft having evi /.
dently been broken during the gale Of
Thursday, t.S}.5 = .5ii = ~ II .1'
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VIENNA, Dec. 26.-The editor OF the
Parlementaire peinner, has beon arrested
ior publishing articles in praise Of Russia.
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- MIEELlNG VEST VA, TUESDAY

standing between the north and the south
tracks, absorbed In amusng the child the
south bound limited express struch him,
Knocked him on tho track and crushed
him 60 that hls remains were hardly recog.
nizable. The child was unhurt,
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Aas!uk peeu Cuuuueu LOT tQe murder OF
mail-carrier in Grant county.
He spoke as follows:
A LIFE PRrsoNER's CHRISTMAS AppRgss,
LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND FRIENDS: NV
heart is glad to-day-not glad that l am in
prison-but glad that the Babe OF Bethle.
men has wrought such wonders in the
world, and brought such blessings to, ,hu.
man hearts by his mission to the earth,
Some one has said that woman was Gods
bsst gift to man. But whoever uttered
those words was never touched by the pre-.
cious child treasure OF the lowly manper,
and the unexpressible loveit points to the
CROSS. N !
But I will not speak to you Of this
you all know the old, old story-the one
grand story that Is forever new and for.
ever true, as it will be forever sweet, But
my time Is limited to fifteen minutes, and
! want to talk about success in lie, and
the most dangerous and terrible foe men
have TO contend on going out into the
world from this shut.in experience. :
We do not need to be enthused by
Longtellow's lille Is real, life is earnest''
to be Impressed with the stern reality, but
thousands are living to-day as though
they regarded that reality with very little
earnestness; that nothing was worth
striving for, and they go on, and on, living
IN hopes OF luck, or grasping in every
questionable way-and alas how many
come down to dishonor and to shamel
Do We ever stop few moments as we
are speeding life's journey and think
think what possibilities the present and
the future holds for us2 The past is ours
no longer. No powers We posueas can
make the crooked places straight. We
can either carry it's bitter memories in onr
hearts to deaden our character to eyery.
thing good and pure, and mould our lives
to be aatie6ed with iniamy and shame or
we can take 1t all to God-givs him the
old life, to DO blotted out-snd as soon as
we do this in good faith, we can 70 for.
ward in the light, and help, and fnowl.
edge Of a transforming power which re-
stores manhood in its truest, highest
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GhH Qntelliy{enasJr;.. :.
oalce' Nos. ao aud 81 fourteenth street.
YESTERDAY was almost tho ideal Christ.
mau day, Altogether we have had q good
deal Of Christmas In these parts.
WHEN tho Pittsburgh man drinks o
glass Of water he gulps down 125,O0OOOO
bacteria. But then the Pl!tuburgh man
iossn't drink much water, rls.st, - &, 4.

DoS'r Tell the children that Christmas
sover. 1t isn'strue. Ohrintmas laats till
New Years, and dthat lasts another week.
Let them have It all while they can.
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Under the management OF John Hutson, assisted
BY Big Jim williams, Dennis smallwood Richard
Scott. John Bird, George Carter, William Smith,
Joseph JACKSON, Jessie Johnson, Mart Ford
Music With banjo. tsmborine. ACCORDION, triangle,
mouth. harm bnnps etc '---o,'
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Union Conl Company, the Leno1 Coal
Company and several individual collleries
Will 30 the only mines In operation In the
region should the Reading miners 20 out.
The strike Ia generally condemned In bus.
ineeB Circleg. ~ sfaI ~ e. 1istlf ii 80
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The exercises were closed by W. s
Douglas. Mr.. Douglas is life prisoner
having been confined for the murder Of &
mail-carrier in Grant county.
He spoke as follows:
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radiant glow Of health to the cheek. Then
never be afraid, but lot your manhood
arm you with courage to labor. There ia
dignity in toll. In toll OF The hand as we'll
as toll Of the head. There ia honor In
labor. Tho man and the woman who are
above labor md despue the laborer, only
betray SAD want Of common sense, ior
every article they use is tho product Of
breath and the blood which supplied the
lie are results Of tho labor Of the God OF
Nature. One Of tho frat conditions Of
success In liie is to have something 10 do,
and then give our mind and heart, our
toll and affections, our very best energies
70 the business Of doing It with Vim.
Boys, think about these things; It will do
you good, and when You 70 out OF here
I!e,! ses aomeshing ONE to 40, stick 70 II, and by
work, @ al - .'F - ~ w.
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Prisoner Douglass address closed the
entertainment. One Of the plessanteat
incidents Of the day was the excellent
Ohrlstmas dinner given the conyicts BY
superintendent Robertson, and which
they all seemed to srjoy very much.
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ACCUSATION AGAINST rAKNEiL.
DUBLIN, NAV 26.-Thc Express, Is
conservative paper, accuses rarucll OF
cruelty to one OF his Avoudalc ten.
au;, named Kennedy. The paper says
although kennedy had becna tenant
on the Irish Leaders estate tor nine
YEARS larucll cocrccd him into mn cN-
change of the farm be had accupicd
aud improved tor tractoi interior
and. In addition to.this, Parucn. the
paper says refused to make 20 per
cant. reduction IN the rent requested
hN Kennedy am sued lm for II year
rent due only since April.
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PnIaApEirHA, PA, May o.
Clcrgymcn from Mnluc to Toxas and
from the Atlantic to the Pacidc were
in attendance this morning at the
opening OF the twcnty~nnth general
assembly otthe United Presbyterian
church % North morica There are
present about 300 delegates compris.
ing equal numbers Of ninisters AnG
laymon. Tho assembly is tho gov
crning power over $50 congregations
comprising upwards of 100000 mem
bcrs. The opening prayer WAS foI.
lowed by tho election OF II new mod
orator Tnc contest wns one of spc-
clhl interest since it involved the
INSIRU MENTAL MUSIC ISSUE
oyer which the church has Tor some
time been divided. Two nomina-
toDs were made; Rev. Mathew Nc.
Cormick Gibson, -. ID. of san Fran
cisco, an earnest advocate OF tho
organ and Rev, y,J. &, Carson, OF Xenia
Ohio, the anti-instrumontal candidate
The annual financial report Of board
of foreign missions, church extension
education, ireed,ncn's mission, and
publication were presented
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IoLEpo, o. May 26,-Fully 20,OOo
visitors arc in the city to attend the
dedication Of the statue Of Gen. Jas.
b, otcdmsn, including great number
OF his old comrades in arms. The
ceremonies included procession, and
an oration by Lieutenant Governor
smith OF Illinois, who was Gen. Sted-.
mans chlei OF stah, Governor For
aker was president of tho day The
statue was erected at the expense Of
VIM, j. Finley.
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5pccla Dispatch the Examiner.
FoKr WORM, May 2G.-ln accord
aucc with the accepted invitation OF
the officials oi the Cuff Colorado and
santa Fc hallway company three car,
loaded with the editors Of The Texas
Press ASSOCIATION and their iamI hes
left tins morning tor the Indian Ter
r.tOry Whcrc they epcn, the greater
part OF the day on the bank. of the
Washita lhc railroad company fur.
nishcd Il special cnginc and adinncr
at Gaihcsvillc A short stop was made
and the citizens took tlic association
in charge and showed them the city
returning to the Lindsay house, They
we're bauquettcd and speeches were
made. A number of resolutions
thankiug MeAsr- jas. $. Clark tho
general passenger agent, rain Master
'lilmun and the commercial agent OF
the santa Fc personally and through
thcm the company. Those still in
the city VIII lcayo tomorrow tor
home.
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The Roasting Wrath sciIcs th,
singers and Ballet Girls and
Perish Dircfulil.
Ladies IN opera Toilets Piled in
Heaps and GurncrCd bl
Deaths Harvester.


is rnE FLAMES.
PAN, MAY 2G Tho hrc ip hc
.o,oro c.,..i... ,, ..L,
"o i"'' "'E"' ''oN'
o"' uurIhg the urst act OF the
Opera Nignon cue Of TIE wings
caught fire from 81 pa4 fct. and tIo
mite, .,..,. ,.. ;..ii.,.i.
',,,' ''''N''
'c''l'." u" H"'''s' me Hr' soon
spread tu me whole house. a ]. the
actor ram ONT iu thrir .tngc cns.
.,r,.,a. ,r,.. ,. ,,... .,,.,,.., a.
''"'' WV INV
o"''"''-' "bd l. is I'oreu 'hhl some
were lel' iu the upper tiers. luc
roof sulu fell i'm with thc px,euti,u.
ofMRdalnp Tr,lrr who nprishci ,l'
the sctors c-caped nllfouVh seycral
.uparuuueraf were injured So
vcrcN.
,,.,. ..,.,,... ..,,,.,.,.,,,., ,.,.,....
were COW yea TO he y 'uoh' hbrHry.
ne ll''Ithil cIuo rcHiereu gre"' Us
Nls'n"'' I.I 'uV worn Oh re'culhk pco-
P'e nom 'i'c oul'uihei y NihetVeh per-
hnso arn .unors Ghn .,,i,r, u. ir,
annoratus wLich hod hoom uiacnj ~
.nnsition for tho Lur,,iug of tho naia,n
~ tho .ccoud oc, rnIied dn'', tro,1
i,s nlocoun,r ,h. rn"i anH NIX n,nl',Gnn " Lax
help,y mo sinners and mo,nhn,. nf
the chorus became terrified and some
OF the after fled with nothing on but
tights The flames spread with such
rapiory that III fifteen minutes the
'tsga was vast furnace. NJ. I@s
gum
EXPLORED THE ArpIENcE
to remain seated until the exits were
opened, which they did. Had the,
made rash for the doors, the loss Of
me "oulu nave ueeh tcrrlpl'' ne
ponce oUtSl'o were uh"pIe 10 icSti'ih
lhe Il''.',; JrGWu VINO po'lcgeu 'n9 pul.uing
hquIrIng ior lricius ih-iuu "h,,' ,,,' I"
"'llI'"rF r2Iuoh was iprIhCu ne
scene ou'sluo was one oI "iI'c't cN
'Ilclhout INC 'la,i''7 sho, OUT oi
,ho cro,"J ","JV" hs.nJ VIZ in, ,ho "'"s' "Mu
strr,ts where the crush wns trrrjG"
Many of tho uolicr wore Tins iniurrd
iii. not vet known how many ner.
sons unable to escnu, from tho
buildino pprishrd The nnd,oucc
wa. dol9v.I a tow minutes h, Tho
don.c smoke nnd iusulljricnt light
'IHE' IoH 9o|H'LS'
with his wife and two children, es-
Hl,o" ''no"' '"J nv
,
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TWO of The Preachers Indulge
III Language not OftCn tsCd
bl The Ministry


- LOUIS May -o.-- Ihe attention
~ 'He S'noral assembly oi southern
lIesoy 'orlahS W"s 'niliely occupied
to-day 10y the di,courscs Oh the nd
visAbilitv OF organic union with tho
.noru,or,, ,t.,..t
NV '"liN 'olI
strongly advocated union, Just %, soon
~ II can hc accomplished or terms
ma conditions snic and honorable to
both -'dcs. 1hc Aulmusitics cngen-
uercd 10y the war should ho over
The tpiscopamus and BAptlsts hnd
united with their northern brethren
md now Wa, the time tor the Pres
byicruns to 60 likewise. Tho North
crn bytctiau- were drifting
into the southern territory.
uulldng churches, c,tabli-hng
missions and becoming "a part of
the south many people had
united with the congregational
churtho- because they believed the
presbyterian church oi the .outh was
the church ot scctioualism II WAS
time the presbN bNtcrians were forgot
ting thc quarrcle OF the pnt and The
ISSUES TINT were dead
REV G.. y. .vArGu
of IeAinptou VA. smoke no.,inst tho
majority rcpIrt. lie thought tho
church could uot change its relations
as quickly as bueinc-s men and pohtl.
clans. There were three different re-
ligious diilrrcncc- between the
northern aud southern churches doe
trinc- VIZ; creed. principles ANA &C
c cslaeiicai pollcy, The -pesAcr was
oppos 10 rllOwing such widc ~. t.
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personal u-n,ion.

5pecial Dispatch " the KHAmuer
PALESTINE, May 46,-Mr Louis
Schambble, senator Reagans com
mittee clerk, arrived tins morning
from an extended trip 10 France,
Panama, san Francisco and MeIco.
Mr.. Schambble II now Vt Senator
Reagan's residence where he will re-
maLa for some time.
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THE
A AMENDMENT
THE
The Average Argument Used by Each Side
pItuIItiiITION

Il am aprohibitlouist." said Jones, "hocausc
] want o. sec the inicrnsl saloons 20. want
60 soc The temptation removed from our Young
M n. but iOt this disgrACeful ttaihc the boys
would grow NJ innocent rs our girl'. aud scot.
ctN wolId be purified and tn world would
grow to hc altogether lovely. However. don
that Wc want tn stop men drink
ing liquor. Wruny want 90 put II whore they
can getit Sec IuuHicH whiqkyotHt, Smith.
u luu 20 ARh-M-t lMD Aml ndmnMt.
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LOOKING orr FOR sNAos.

LOOKING OFT FOR SNhGS.
CoNsrANnNorLE, May 20. IL b.
reported Tint the sultan ha disnisscd
number of Officials holding high 30.
sition- in the palace who were dis
covered to be engaged in d coneplr
acy to overthrow him
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where the victims had taken refuge
from the flames. II has been asccr-
taiucd inat many bodies lie buried in
the upper galleries whoucn escape
was exceedingly difficult rne gov
ernment proposes to close the several
Paris theatres because cf their de-
ticicncy i'll exits. Late this afternoon
the podics of eighteen ladies, all in
iuu dress, were found ly-
ing together at the bottom
oi the staircase leading from the
second story. These ladies' al had
escorts TO the theatre but no remains
of men were found anywhere near
where the womCn were burned to
death. Tho walls of the - b ,atrc be
gan falling tins evening and the
search for hOdio. hadto hc abandoned
for the day. The library attached to
the theatre was entirely DESTROYED
all of las contents included. MANY
valuable scenes and 5000 costumes
were burned in the wardrobe room.
rHE INSURANCE
PARIS, May 26--The Comiquo Opo
ra house Is insured for 100000. The
walls are falling and the soutincls OF
the Gordon are keeping back the
crowd
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WAsHISdToN, May 26,-rho preh.
dent, tins afternoon, appointed l.. w.
Reid OF Virginia assistant registar o.
the treasury.
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RoME, May 2G. Ten bishops w re
prcconciZed in France and one In
Mexico. The Pope ha- proclaimed
the new Catholic Hierarchy of Aus
trhliasia, making the Bishoprics Of
Adcludc iu, banc AMI Wellington
metropolitan.
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/ q F};'':!.TS =.
Nc' 1t JI4'ma,c,
l AND '''r Na,ls
GOODS. 5;
lrat Special Sale !

hi, department. commencing Monday May 23rd and
two weeks only. During these fourteen days we shall
l goods in this department at lower prices than ever
named We do this to reduce the size of our present
land make room for other large purchases. If you
a1e~ matting~ Oil Cloths or Rugs now is the time
nv
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Gladstone has started for hls home
at,llawarden to pend Whitsun ho.ie
day. William Brabason, Earl of
Meath and Baron OF Brabasou and
Ardee, died to-day lie was in his
Sith year.
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the CIOthier.
ttII DRILL.
onnc oi the southern Compnnlc, get
Npccial uonttou.

Some ut The southern CompHntce get
>pccial ucnttou.
WAsuINGroN, May 2G.- IucWcath-
err was superb to-day, fair ,outhcrly
breeze mitigating the clear sunshine
and making out OF door exercise en-
joyable The day WAS industriously
devoted to competitive drilling and
the authorities protitiug by expert
cncc ana criticism are making 'he
work very interc- ting. About 1000
or 900 spectators were in the grand
stand of the
WHITE LOT ENCLOSURE,
aud manifested their pleasure by very
liberal and hearty applause The
competing infantry companies were
the Governors Guard, OF Lchigh, n.
G.. the Louisiana Rifles ana Garfield
Rifles, of New Haven, c.; Company
&, First New Jersey: Company Is,
Washington Light Infantry Corps
Toledo; the Ohio Cadets and Company
a, Washington Cadets. Company Ii
of the sixth Illinois was entered for
competition, but withdrew on accOunt
OF the illness OF one of Its officers.
THREE COMPETING COMPANIES
arc worthy of especial mention: The
Louisiana RIFLES appear strong in the
manuel OF arms. They won ~ they
deserved, repeated round of hearty
applause. The Washington Light In
tantry fully cqualed the other ex-
cept in the single mattor of liking and
uniiXing bayonets, while on line of
evolution they III .tanced all their
predecessors. 10 the Toledo company
however, must be given the highest
praise. The enthusiasm ran so high
before the end OF their half hour that
the judges and company officers were
compelled to demand cessation of
applause, it being difficult for the oil
GERS TO mako their commands auda.
hle.
THE IUNK KETERS.
WAsHINGToN, May 20 The presl-
dent, accompanied hl Mrs, Cleveland,
Col. Lamont and MIS-. Lamont, left
here at I o'clock thi, ,attcruoon for
Saranac Lake in the Adirondacks.
The trip the Lake viii bo made as
direct ms possible and with a few dc.
lays MS possible. The members of the
party seemed 10 bo u the best health
and spirits and the not guns and
fishing tackles included in their bag
gage shoW that they lucau to have "a
pleasant time.
THE RICHMOND GRENs
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ROME, May 2d.-At the papM con-
sist2ry hc!d yesterday Mcnsiguor
Pallottc aud Father BauNau were made
Cardiuhlr
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Straw Mattins,s

immense assortment Of these goods. all of our own
ratiou the choice production of this season and we
Iarkcd these goods low enough for all to buy, one
|Fncy matngS at cents yard. worth % and 30 cts.
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Oil Cloths

NJ cents square yard and up, in all widths. Leno.
ns Cocoa and Napier Mattings lemps, etc, at 25 per
les than regular prices.